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This is a phenomenon that could be called the growth of state capitalism as opposed to market capitalism. The United States has not ever been on the receiving end of this before. JEFFREY E. GARTEN of Yale School of Management, on the purchase of...

January 20, 2008, Sunday

For all the talk about the rise of Asia in the “knowledge age” that we live in, are these countries ultimately constrained in their potential to be great nations by their lack of top-flight systems of higher education?

December 7, 2004, Tuesday

The Bush administration is leaving no doubt that it intends to use the United States' enormous military power to make the world a safer place. But to succeed, Washington must develop a more robust global economic policy as well. Unless our military...

To the Editor: Jeffrey E. Garten (Op-Ed, July 18) rightly calls on President Bush to support international laws that would regulate economic globalization. But this recommendation still doesn't address many concerns of those who oppose...

July 23, 2001, Monday

As the presidents and prime ministers of the seven industrialized nations prepare to gather later this week in Genoa, Italy, the global economy has come to resemble a balloon rapidly losing air. The world's three largest economies -- in the United...

Intangible assets are, by definition, hard to see and even harder to fix a precise value for. But a widening consensus is growing that the importance of such assets -- from brand names and customer lists to trademarks and patents -- means that...

We have often seen how the fate of the American economy cannot be divorced from global markets, and how even a spark abroad can create a fire at home. In 1987, for example, the stock market crash was precipitated in part by a dispute between...